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is paper presents theresults of plant community studies in ice-free areas from Stinker Point, Elephant Island, Antarctica, carried out in the austral summer 2011/2012. e principalaim being to map and describe plant communities of the studied areas. e plant communities have been classi ed and described based primarily on the physiognomy and phytosociology, which was carried out using the quadrate method. GPS L1-L2 was used for georeferencing the plant communities identi ed. With the data obtained it was possible to identify and describe six plant communities: 1. Fruticose lichens and moss cushion communities; 2. Moss-turf communities (two-sociation: Chorisodontium-Sanionia sociation and Poltrychaceae-Sanionia sociation); 3. Mosscarpet communities; 4. Crustose lichens communities; 5. Phanerogamic Antarctic tundra communities, (with twos asociations: Colobanthus-mosses association and Mosses-Deschampsia association) and 6. Fell eld communities. Furthermore, we present a map with the exact location of the communities described.

Plant Communities from Stinker Point, Elephant Island, Antarctica